This place has a very nice location in a corner house with windows all around, nice number of tables dowstairs and a second smaller room upstairs. The menu is good with salads and pastas, we went often for the sweet pies and a cup of...More
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This place has a very nice location in a corner house with windows all around, nice number of tables dowstairs and a second smaller room upstairs. The menu is good with salads and pastas, we went often for the sweet pies and a cup of...More
Well located in the heart of Recoleta, you can have a decent lunch or dinner without spending tourist prices. The food is home made. The wine by the glass was good and my ravioli stuffed with prawns and salmon were fine.
........that never serves you? I don't like to slam restaurants on TripAdvisor. However, this one deserves comment. We walked in and sat down during lunch. Place had a few servers and a disinterested guy at the till. We waited for a few minutes. No contact....More
We stayed close to this small restaurant/pasteleria. We visited the place times. The chicken roll, the chicken sesame salad, the chicken grill, the pork plate, the pizza, the banana smoothie, the hot chocolate, the coffee and the patties were exceptional. The wait staff at first...More
We had a light lunch, a sandwich, somne cake and coffee. Good sandwich but they managed to produce a Nespresso coffee that was dreadful......service was not too friendly.
We all know the place is expensive. Bu then staff should be superb, and the girls are just fine. Only the male waiter is superb, and he walks around, checking whether you need something else.
The service was awful. When they did bring us dinner it consisted of spaghetti with what can only be described as ketchup. Oh, and it was really overpriced. The patio is very nice but this is not a place to go for dinner.
This restaurant is next of what it used to be a rather fancy women school of Buenos Aires. The patio is nice and quiet in the middle of a busy city. The portions are small and prices on the expensive side. Desserts are excellent. There...More
Como en Casa is really sandwich shop. Lots of people grabbing a quick lunch, including mom's with kids, students in uniform. It's inexpensive, food is okay and it's quick. The young women servers seem as though they're probably students too, very chatty, particularly together!
The first hing you can drink Nesspreso The place is nice and cozy The food is quite good It seems to have nice patisserie